The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-04-28

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LOCAL NEWS.
&C. lLANasToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Cotton-Good middling, 81 cents.
lHartwell. Ga, has adopted Anderson's
dog-law. .!
Anderson is well represented in Charles
iton,thisweek:
Next Monday is salesday. It is likely
not to be- q busy one.
Straw hats and seersucker coats looked
quite unreasonable Monday morning.
Mr.. Frank E. Harrison, of Walhalla.
spent day or two in the city last week.
Rey.sw.y r. Pearson and wife, of Due
West, spent q few days in the city last
week:
When you want to purchase your
sWingYgools, read sonr advertising col
u4nss Nh
Our country friends should not forget to
leave their dogs at home when they visit
the city. TesT1G
Mrs, Lena Reid, o1. Canton, Ca, is in
the city Visiting her. sister, Mrs. j. E.
BreazealeS 50 ~ -
The old fashioned itch is said to have
made its appearance in several sections Of
The County. .;,it..5.sa
It is about time to organize the Loafers'
Club. There, are several candidates for
the Presidency.
During the past week this section has
been visited by several much-needed
showers Of rain.
This is an off year In politics, but every
body ought TO have good watermelon
patch all the same.
Quietude prevails in Trial Justices
Courts just now, and ought to continue
until crops are '.laid by"
Miss Emma Clinkscales, one of Ander-
son Conntys most popular young ladies,
is in the city visiting friends.
The shade trees in our streets now pre-
sent beautiful appearance, and are adj
mired by every visitor to the city.
Remember, that the stores commence
closing next. Monday at o'clock p. m.
p6gous shopping before that hour.
Ithas been long time since Memorial
Day MAY 10th) was observed in Ander-
son. The custom should be revived.
Miss Gertrude Brown. Of Williamson,
land Miss Minnie Lee Harper, Of
Lowndesville, are visiting friends in the
city.
Trial Justice Wardlaw has removed his
ONCE TO tile room over Foster FAINT &
Co.'s store, opposite the INTELL1aENcER
Office. -
On and after next Monday the Postof-
flee will close at o'clock p. M, Remen-
ber this, and cali for your mail before.
that hour.
The Walhalla Courier says that Col. J.
L. Orr, Solicitor of the Eighth Circuit,
will not be candidate for reelection at
the next election.
d.. Lander. President Of the William
ston Female College, honored our office
with call last Saturday afternoon. We
always enjoy his visits.
Bacon and coffee are still high in price.
Merchants say the price of coffee will not
decline for some time, at least not until
the new cropis gathered.
Rev. T. N. Bailey, Of Greenville, Cor
responding Secretary Of the Baptist State
Mission Board, will preach in the Baptist
Church next Sabbath morning and night.
:. Forest fires have done considerable
damage in this County this Spring. Mr..
p.F. King, Of Centerville Township, had
Sbcpt fifty dollars worth Of wood burned
one day last week.
Rev. DR.. F1ierson, of this city, and Rev.
T. C.-Ligon;. pastor Of Roberts Church,
viii exchange pulpits next Sunday. The
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper will be
administered at Roberts.
Thefrst number of the Clinton Enter
prise has been received, and presents q
very, ,creditable appearance. Messrs. J. B.
Parrptt and w, T. Crews arp its editors.
succesa TO- you, gentlemen.
MrsF.ssw. Martin, lat Assistant Chief
of thesEreenville Fire Department, was
in the city last week, and participated in
the Firemen,s Parade. He spoke very
complimentary Of our Department.
We areindebted to Mr.. A. P. Hubbard
for samples Of soap, a large lot of which
he has just received, and which he is
Offering at remarkably low prices. Call
and seetthis stock and get the prices.
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